Find hotels near Nai Thon Beach, Sa Khu from CA $58

"The Slate resort is a beautiful and unique property. Staff is professional and friendly. Plenty of onsite pools. Beach is public and just behind the hotel. Small local market vendors line the street between beach and resort. Many dining options at hotel and across the street on the beach. "

"Amazing hotel!! Second time here .. can’t wait to come back again!! Everything is exceptional .. decor, attention to detail and amazing dinner at one of my favourite Italian restaurant!! Classy and elegant but don’t charge for sunscreen guys that’s a big let down .. just have some communal pumps there where people can help themselves if they don’t want to go all the way back to their villa .. "

"Stayed at this property many times and still love it. Great location just away from the main part of Nai Yang but over the little river on the raft and 2 minute walk into town. Staff are helpful and polite and so friendly, cannot do enough for you. Great villas and pool, excellent food and great atmosphere. Will definitely be back!!"

"Great place to relax and you cant beat the location."

"Absolutely beautiful and unique place. Breakfast was really good with a lot of choices. Close to airport with transfer service available. "

"This is one of the last private beach resorts remaining. The beach and sea views are what You want from a Phuket experience…Super close to the sea(you can hear the waves breaking from every room…It is Incredibly Beautiful and serene. The resort also has the largest and most Beautiful swimming pool. It’s an older resort nestled into the hills and greenery, giving a feeling of being within jungle, with stunning views. There are some wear and tear issues, but clean and beautiful. For those whining about condition …they should go stay ina Marriott or similar, and not a mountain side/sea experience. Here You pay for the sea and beach. Would definitely recommend for couples. Super romantic. "

"Great owner/hostess"

"Fab"

"This hotel is simply the best in Thailand (and one of the top in the world), and this is coming from somebody who has stayed at dozens of resorts in Thailand including Amanpuri, Rosewood, Ritz Carlton in Krabi, Four Seasons, etc. Why? Because of a variety of factors. First, the villas are in their own league. While other hotels have private pools and villas, they are stacked on each other, so you hear your neighbors, sometimes see them, etc. Not at Trisara, where you truly feel like you are at a private residence. The private villa pools are the largest I've ever seen at a resort anywhere in the world including Cabo, Bali (just stayed at Raffles Bali), Langkawi, etc. The interior decor is very Thai but in a clean, modern way, just enough Thai to make it feel extremely authentic but not over the top. And while the interior size is very impressive, its the outdoors of each villa/room that really makes this hotel shine. Second, the service is exemplary. Everyone will know your name, offer to get you buggy service, remember what you liked at your meals or what table you preferred. This points to a resort/hotel that is being run exceptionally well, and in this case Jeremy Harris, the manager, does an outstanding job. You'll see him around the hotel greeting guests and making sure everything is run top notch."